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Logarithmic Cartography
Feb 10, 2004 03:49
The Classic:
"Powers of Ten"
, by Charles and Ray
Eames
(
RealPlayer Stream
of original ~9min film)
(interactive
Java Applet
lookalike from FSU)
Most Artistic:
NASA Landsat "Earth as Art" Project
(
Project Homepage
)
Most Compressed:
Logarithmic Maps of the Universe
(at least, about a
gigaparsec
's worth)
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lars_larsen
February 10 2004, 08:38:08 UTC
Since powers of ten came out, we can now go 3 more powers of ten smaller. They stopped at the proton :(
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radium
February 10 2004, 09:34:01 UTC
Right. And in Greek, "atom" means "uncuttable". :)
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"Distance from the center of the earth"
odditory
February 10 2004, 09:06:53 UTC
Aristotle would be proud of the log map of the universe!!
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too lazy to write an e mail
odditory
February 24 2004, 09:05:06 UTC
Re: our conversation in CO on OSX and unix.
Check the X window implementation on OSX
http://www.apple.com/macosx/features/x11/
No problem running unix and linux apps on OSX.
Now I am 100% where I am getting my next machine.
Question is, laptop or desktop?
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Check the X window implementation on OSX
http://www.apple.com/macosx/features/x11/
No problem running unix and linux apps on OSX.
Now I am 100% where I am getting my next machine.
Question is, laptop or desktop?
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